[00:38] ping! [00:38] !ping [00:38] pong! === jeepstatus is now known as jeep [01:01] anyone actually get touchegg / any multigestures to work on ubuntu on a Mac? lol [01:01] whats the difference between libOpenCL.so vs libopencl.so.1 and can the .1 be taken out by renaming? [01:26] marco25: one of them is probably a symlink to the other [01:27] the .1 is probably a version [01:28] hi :) [01:39] Hey all.. I did a stupid. I did a big stupid. [01:39] I chown'd all of /var to www-data:www-data like a moron. [01:39] Set it all back to root:root now but obv that doesn't work 100%. (Mostly tyhing to get sql working atm) [01:39] Is there anything short of formatting and reinstalling that I can fix this? [01:40] do you have a backup? [01:40] Not of the system no. I just installed this a few days ago and haven't backed it up yet. [01:40] Got all my config files backed up though so reinstalling shouldn't be too much of a drama. [01:41] there you go then [01:41] Intee: ^ [01:41] Damn it haha. [01:41] Thanks anyway <3 === jeepstatus is now known as jeep [01:53] What command will tell me which terminal I am using [01:54] cipher6, editor [01:55] cfhowlett, that's the cmd I should use at the CLI? [01:55] yep [01:55] that opened nano.....? [01:56] are you saying i should print $EDITOR ? [01:56] echo $TERM [01:56] cipher6, ehhh, wait. sorry, I have you bad advice. that won't display the term [01:56] thanks sary [01:56] sary, thanks! Lol so, new question, [01:56] I deleted lxterm from lubuntu, [01:57] now lubuntu has defaulted to xterm on ^alt+T [01:57] i thought they were asking which terminal is set to defualt. [01:57] and I installed rxvt-unicode, [01:57] how can I set the default term? [01:58] with sudo update-alternatives --config TerminalName here [01:58] or from the keybord settings in system settings [01:58] thxs [01:59] wait [01:59] i meant sudo update-alternatives --config x-terminal-emulator [02:10] No devices listed. I know it can stream live to win10 :/ [02:12] how fun is it watchin' cp copin' from one distansion to another while the XHDD spins and the LED blinks.. [02:12] cipher6: rxvt-unicode is nice i use it with openbox sometimes .. but i prefer gnome terminal. [02:13] antisaint: check: http://dumb-looks-free.blogspot.com/2014/05/beaglebone-black-bbb-with-generalplus.html [02:13] sary: I'm on DOS, I use copy === NickG365_ is now known as NickG365 === Skaag_ is now known as Skaag === n-st- is now known as n-st === v12aml_ is now known as v12aml === AJC_Z0 is now known as AJ_Z0 === iSagitt_ is now known as iSagitt === BaW_ is now known as BaW === InsterRandmNick is now known as max-m === thebwt_ is now known as thebwt === gonyere_ is now known as gonyere === bdunn_ is now known as bdunn === magikid- is now known as magikid === zas_ is now known as zas === rogue__ is now known as rogue === discopatrick_ is now known as discopatrick === michagogo_ is now known as michagogo === oh4_ is now known as oh4 [02:14] wow , i though i was havin; lag.. === prosody_ is now known as prosody === avdi_ is now known as avdi === petris_ is now known as petris === gyre007_ is now known as gyre007 === rosseaux_ is now known as rosseaux === chrmhoffmann_ is now known as chrmhoffmann [02:14] DoYouKnow: you mean copy.com! [02:15] what just happened to the chat [02:15] does it turn over every so often [02:15] I think it's net-split.. [02:15] sary: yes, all my copy'in be on command.com shell [02:16] copy.com is from VMS isn't it? [02:16] I didn't know there was a copy.com in DOS... maybe in v,3,4,5 [02:18] forget that, I'm on microVAX VMS [02:18] lol [02:19] DoYouKnow: i was actually refering to cp , see man cp .. but thanks i never knew OpenVMS exist.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenVMS [02:20] It used to be just VMS [02:21] they had a version for microVAX, and when DIGITAL got bouught by HP/Compaq, they added the Alpha architecture [02:21] worked till mplayer [02:21] Whatever this crap means I dont do mplayer :( mjpeg @ 0x7f63ef133100]No JPEG data found in image Error while decoding frame! V: 0.0 89/ 89 ??% ??% ??,?% 0 0 [02:22] $SYS$CONFIG [02:22] lol [02:24] I love the VMS syntax, it brings me back to the days of all-caps chatting [02:25] Sounds like an angry time, Scottish people using sheep as money times. [02:26] !offtopic [02:26] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [02:44] Can anyone help me with my network config? I have 2 ip addresses from my cloud provider, the first one is working fine, but the second one doesn't. https://pastebin.com/raw/X4WFd9Rf [02:45] "ip -4 addr show eth0" only reports the first one, though im not sure that it would report both. Should it? [02:47] slide23: ' ip link ls ' Should show all your NICs . [02:48] slide23, eth0 can only have one IP, eth1 would be the other interface [02:48] i only have one interface [02:50] maybe your cloud-provider-adminpanel can bind that 2nd ip to that interface [02:54] as far as I was aware you can assign multiple ips to a single interface hmm [02:55] and actually, manually running "ip addr add yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy/24 dev eth0 label eth0:1" made it work [02:55] now why didnt it come up automatically [02:56] slide23, then add that to the interface file [02:56] https://askubuntu.com/questions/474298/multiple-ips-on-different-subnets-on-one-interface#474305 [02:56] its in there [02:56] https://pastebin.com/raw/X4WFd9Rf [02:56] Doesnt look the same [02:57] :-) [02:58] thats apparently what linode generates via their "network-helper" https://www.linode.com/docs/platform/network-helper [03:24] Question [03:24] When I open menu items in either Teamspeak or VLC, the menu appears noteably far away from where I clicked to open it [03:25] Is there any way to fix that :v [03:42] hey every body , i want to install docker ce on ubuntu , i followed the instructions here :https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/#install-using-the-repository but there is not docker-ce pakcage for install there is just docker package === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [04:25] Hey not sure who was helping me an hour ago with my being a moron and chown'ing everything in var to www-data but I fixed it without a reinstall :) [04:25] Just in case someone has the problem again this fixes it: dpkg --get-selections \* | awk '{print $1}' | xargs -l1 aptitude reinstall [04:25] https://matoski.com/article/debian-restore-var-ownership-permissions/ [04:51] good morning to all [04:59] Intee, Nice article. FWIW, you might want to consider fmtree (freebsd-buildutils) to store/restore the metadata. [04:59] Oh awesome I'll look into it! thanks heaps. [05:05] I was wondering how to setup xdg env var for use with neovim [05:05] it doesn't look like they are out of the box [05:15] hi, I have Xubuntu 16.04, upgraded from 14.04, [05:16] Adobe flash does not play sound, but the video works [05:16] html5 works fine video and audio [05:16] testing this with firefox [05:16] I have tried installing the flash-plugin package - no luck [05:17] tried restarting computer, firefox, ect, nothing works [05:17] !info ubuntu-restricted-extras | ralph101 try this [05:17] ralph101 try this: ubuntu-restricted-extras (source: ubuntu-restricted-extras): Commonly used media codecs and fonts for Ubuntu. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 65 (zesty), package size 3 kB, installed size 14 kB [05:21] im getting this error in ubuntu and I have even build from source the lastest beignet.. https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=100639 [05:21] Freedesktop bug 100639 in Beignet "drm_intel_gem_bo_context_exec() failed: Device or resource busy .... even after patch" [Major,New] [05:22] lotuspsychje, ubottu I tried both of those [05:22] did not work [05:26] q. ALT+TAB is not switching tasks. It worked when using a different (modern, wireless) keyboard. I swapped to an old "AT" keyboard because the battery failed. The ALT key and the TAB key do both work (in other apps). Any ideas? [05:27] ralph101: weird, any ability to share the site? [05:43] Running 'apt policy xserver-xorg-video-intel' returns Installed: (none) - how do I install the package? [05:50] Is there something wrong with this partition layout? It won't boot: http://storage4.static.itmages.com/i/17/0718/h_1500356965_4265460_271ec184a8.png [05:51] !partitioning | Trioxin can this help? [05:51] Trioxin can this help?: For help with partitioning a new install see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition | For partitioning programs, see !GParted (recommended) or !PartitionManager. Other partitioning topics include !fstab, !home, and !swap [05:51] kl [06:17] Trioxin: it looks fine, are you booting in uefi mode [06:17] ? [06:17] yeah [06:18] Trioxin: type "sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999" [06:18] Trioxin: and "sudo efibootmgr -v | nc termbin.com 9999" [06:18] I'm testing a different method now thouhg [06:18] https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2241328 [06:19] hmm, what is that for? any special filesystems? [06:19] f2fs [06:19] oh ok [06:19] it's MUCH faster than ext4 [06:20] for ssd anyway [06:22] try to join their support channel as well [06:23] (repost, I asked this an hour ago, I think no response) [06:23] . ALT+TAB is not switching tasks. It worked when using a different (modern, wireless) keyboard. I swapped to an old "AT" keyboard because the battery failed. The ALT key and the TAB key do both work (in other apps). Any ideas? === jstein_ is now known as jstein [07:05] how do I use update-grub2 from a live cd if /boot is efi? I'm getting /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig 252: /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: cannot create /boot/grub/grub.cfg.new: Directory nonexistent [07:05] I'm working on a drive and I'm chrooted to it === PinkiePie is now known as Teemo [07:07] Trioxin: You need to boot from the flash drive in EFI mode [07:07] Trioxin: There ought to be 2 options in your Bios load order, one for EFI and one without [07:07] Trioxin: see here https://superuser.com/a/376471/82859 [07:07] hmm. it's vmware. will try [07:08] herb__, you might want to run xev and see what's the difference. [07:08] Trioxin: Try also asking in #vmware as there may be some weirdness I don't know of. [07:09] virtualbox rather. alright, I'll figure out how to do it [07:10] vbotka: I don't know how to use xev [07:11] I should...attach it to some window, then alt-tab? or something? [07:11] herb__, just run xev from the command-line, put mouse cursor into the xev window and press any key. [07:12] the "event tester" window? just has a sorta square [07:12] Teemo, I have EFI mode already enabled in vmware bios [07:13] vbotka: you mean the output in xterm when I do alt-tab in there? [07:13] herb__, what do you think? [07:13] I'm at the grub menu for the livecd [07:24] vbotka: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25117255/ [07:26] herb__, FWIW, as a hint: you might want to compare the output and see the difference [07:27] vbotka: you mean from the other keyboard? unfortunately I cannot, as the battery on that is dead. That's why I had to change keyboard [07:45] if the other keyboard was working, I'd be using it, and not need to ask the question === Attoy_ is now known as Attoy [08:04] Hello [08:04] Hello Freenode, I represent the Rainbow Fag Pride 420 movement. [08:04] We wish to legalize gay marriage, crack cocaine, and transgender rights across the world [08:04] I have come to ask for the assistance of expert computer programmers in our mission to free the queers [08:09] Hi. I have NanoPi with installed Ubuntu Core. I've install snapd, snapcraft etc. But when i try to do "sudo snap install hello" it says: "error: cannot perform the following tasks:- Mount snap "core" (2382)". How can I fix this? [08:11] i have no clue what this snap business is but i think its telling you to mount snap core, have you googled that [08:12] whats your end goal anyway? [08:12] is this pi zero?> [08:12] hey in need of some help again i got ubuntu to install and load on a hp phablet then had problems with the second internal HDD managed to get that working but now i have another problem [08:12] sup crackey [08:12] i have an external HDD and when i try to mount i get this error [08:12] bear with me haha i unplugged it [08:12] Error mounting system-managed device /dev/sda1: Command-line `mount "/media/hdd"' exited with non-zero exit status 32: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error [08:13] do you know what kind of partition it was? [08:13] or what was it on before windows? [08:14] well the internal i have two [08:14] one is something like mbppf blah blah blah then the second internall 500gb toshiba i set to sda1 [08:15] but now this external is trying to boot through sda1 [08:15] but i cant format the external [08:15] i need all the data on it and its a Tb hdd [08:16] is there a way to get it to mount using a different name like sdb or sdd1 [08:16] without loosing the data [08:17] funny thing is the sda1 is actually mounted perfectly can read and write data [08:17] just the external i get that error message [08:19] m4dh4tt4 it would be easier for me to redo the internal HDD but can i give that a different name like sdb1 so that the external mounts under sda1 [08:23] I'm trying to get a simple goto-top script working for gnome-terminal using xdotool but I cannot get it to select the gnome-terminal window unless it's already in focus - any suggestions? [08:30] I was trying to write an iso to usb thumb drive. I mess up and did the dd command to my external hard drive. I have stuff on that drive is it gone? [08:31] tarelerulz: no [08:31] tarelerulz: how long did you let it run? [08:32] I had DD bs=4m . It was like seconds it seemed like [08:32] Afternoon Eric^^ [08:32] afternoon MrCrackPotBuilde [08:32] tarelerulz: do you have an old paste of your partition table? like sudo parted -l or so? [08:32] i got it working sort of [08:33] tarelerulz as long as you dont wipe the drive and its not a ssd drive even if data is lost should be able to get it back [08:34] Ok, I don't know but does it matter I was writing an iso too it? [08:34] !datarecovery | tarelerulz [08:34] tarelerulz: no [08:35] !recover | tarelerulz [08:35] tarelerulz: Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery [08:35] Eric^^ dont suppose you know why i can't mount any external drives no usb or HDD [08:36] try testdisk to get the old partition table back and then mount and copy your files back, your last resort would be photorec, it recovers whatever files it can find without the dir structure or names (and it can search for specific files or headers) [08:36] MrCrackPotBuilde: any errors? [08:36] yep [08:36] Error mounting system-managed device /dev/sda1: Command-line `mount "/media/hdd"' exited with non-zero exit status 32: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail or so. [08:37] anything in dmesg | tail? [08:37] media/hdd and sda1 is the same its my internal 500gb hdd [08:37] which fs? [08:37] and what command are you using to mount it? [08:37] [ 2245.095956] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Write Protect is off [ 2245.095975] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Mode Sense: 23 00 00 00 [ 2245.097251] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] No Caching mode page found [ 2245.097280] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Assuming drive cache: write through [ 2245.294635] sda: sda1 sda2 [ 2245.298830] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Attached SCSI removable disk [ 2246.027122] EXT4-fs (sda1): VFS: Can't find ext4 filesystem [ 2246.098813] EXT4-fs (sda1): [08:37] !paste | MrCrackPotBuilde [08:37] MrCrackPotBuilde: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [08:38] haha thanks [08:38] im not using commands [08:38] just the filesystem [08:38] try "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt |& nc termbin.com 9999" [08:38] any background story to the issue? [08:39] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25117514/ [08:39] ok so you know i was installing ubuntu 16.4 to hp phablet [08:39] well i got it working but lost access to my internall second hdd [08:40] aha [08:40] so i formated it created new partion and fdisk -l listed it as sda sda1 [08:40] so i gave it a mount point of media/hdd [08:40] in fstab i also updated it to include that [08:40] ok [08:40] type "sudo fdisk /dev/sda" [08:40] now when ever i insert any external media i get mounting errors [08:40] it has no data you need anymore, correct? [08:41] first type "sudo parted -l | nc termbin.com 9999" please [08:41] paste the link it gives you here [08:41] kk [08:42] http://termbin.com/ajii [08:42] do i unplug the usb stick [08:42] hahah [08:43] MrCrackPotBuilde: type "sudo parted -ls | nc termbin.com 9999" [08:43] http://termbin.com/swjb [08:43] ah this could be a big problem [08:44] MrCrackPotBuilde: so the /dev/sda toshiba 500gb is the one you want to format right? [08:44] although i don't get why it happened ubuntu asked me to install into this partition and tbh its best too [08:44] yes [08:44] but that last command [08:45] says mmcblk blah blah is unrecognised [08:45] but thats my ubuntu instalation [08:45] i think the bottom one is the installation [08:45] yes the MMCblk blah blah [08:45] type "df /" [08:46] yer mmcblk mounted on / [08:46] so thats my ubuntu [08:46] sda is the toshiba [08:47] MrCrackPotBuilde: ok, type "sudo umount /dev/sda*" [08:47] with sda1 the 500gb partition - 7.5 gb [08:48] mount point not found [08:48] guessing that its media/hdd [08:48] MrCrackPotBuilde: ok, type "sudo fdisk /dev/sda" [08:48] hahah nope [08:48] not found [08:49] done? [08:49] fdisk cannot open /dev/sda [08:49] i need to leave in a bit please hurry up [08:49] hmm wth [08:49] yep my point thought exactly [08:49] i think i need to completely reinstall [08:50] ubuntu pluss the hdd [08:50] i messed up somewhere [08:50] nah it's not related [08:50] man now its changed to sdb1 [08:50] no longer sda [08:50] aha [08:50] so really just need to change the fstab yes [08:50] to sdb not sda [08:50] if you're sure that's it, then make sure it's not mounted anywhere with "lsblk" [08:51] then do sudo fdisk /dev/sdb [08:51] no, don't use sda sdb in fstab use uuid [08:51] i'll brb [08:51] were in [08:51] sry [08:51] no worries [08:51] ill be here [08:51] no like [08:51] k [08:51] boot with external unplugged maybe? [08:51] Thanks Eric^^ [08:51] m4dh4tta nah tried that [08:51] sry nvm thoughht i read it all [08:52] hahah no problem [08:52] normally creating hdd and partition is simple [08:52] but for some reason it just wont work for me [08:52] i think i buggered the fstab [08:52] and also the set up trying to get the internal to mount automatically [08:54] MrCrackPotBuilde: back [08:54] ok, is fdisk still open? [08:55] yes and /dev/sdb loaded [08:55] MrCrackPotBuilde: ok, press "o" to make a new partition table, then press "n" for a new partition [08:55] hit enter for everything it asks [08:55] MrCrackPotBuilde: do you want to make a linux partition (ext) or something you can share with windows (ntfs fat32) ? [08:55] p primary [08:55] yup that's good [08:55] no this is internal [08:56] so linux is good? [08:56] yep [08:56] ok, when it asks for type hit enter (it should say 8300) [08:56] ok tricky question [q] If I were a programmer, and I wanted to hack the desktop, which DE would be easiest to hack away on? Ie, plasma, unity, gnome3, lxde, others? [08:56] after it's done go to "write" and press enter then quit [08:57] it hasnt asked for type [08:57] just secotors [08:57] MrCrackPotBuilde: press enter [08:57] also, suggestions welcome of a better place to ask that question. I'm just familiar with #ubuntu [08:57] created new partition [08:57] ChogyDan [08:57] MrCrackPotBuilde: ok, go to "type" make sure it's 8300 then press "write" [08:57] there is no perfect [08:58] you need to be able to use all linux windows and mac [08:58] changed partition ffrom linux to unknown [08:58] MrCrackPotBuilde, by hack, I mean literally open the code, and start changing things [08:58] then linux [08:58] you need to start looking at hex and hashes [08:58] MrCrackPotBuilde: ok, did you write? [08:59] try something simple like a dlink router [08:59] not yet [08:59] yes written [08:59] MrCrackPotBuilde: ok quit, then type "sudo partprobe" [08:59] ChogyDan first start looking at dlink routers firmware lots of info and help online and its a good place to start [09:00] you will need to use any linux based os best is debian again for the support [09:00] MrCrackPotBuilde, I want to hack a desktop environment [09:00] get the partition name from sudo parted -l again, then type "sudo mkfs.ext /dev/sdxY" [09:00] ChogyDan, MrCrackPotBuilde please take the offtopic chatter elsewhere [09:00] MrCrackPotBuilde: paste the line you have in /etc/fstab please [09:00] ChongyDan hacking a desktop is not firmware really unless your going after bios [09:01] ChonyDan goto #security [09:01] or search channel lists and look for firmware [09:01] sorry bazhang [09:01] ok Eric^^ loading fstab [09:01] bazhang, sorry, he is giving me weird unhelpful responses. I'll happily take my question to offline. [09:03] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25117607/ [09:03] fwiw, I did not ask about linux, nor firmware, nor routers. But thanks for the attention! Choa! [09:03] you asked to hack [09:03] i gave you advice [09:03] thats enough please [09:03] MrCrackPotBuilde: ok, did you run the mkfs command? [09:03] not yet [09:03] will do that now [09:04] oh, I get it sorry, I meant hack as in program. Not system administer. bazhang #ubuntu-offline is nothing [09:04] wait which should i choose [09:04] ChongyDan he means anywhere but here [09:04] MrCrackPotBuilde: choose the partition from sudo parted -l [09:05] ChogyDan, #ubuntu-offtopic [09:05] mkfs /dev/sdb [09:05] no, /dev/sdb1 [09:05] bazhang, thanks! [09:05] ok [09:05] running now [09:06] MrCrackPotBuilde: ok, type "sudo blkid /dev/sdb1" [09:06] wait wait wait hahahaha [09:06] shes a little slow this girl [09:06] :D [09:06] 754/3727 [09:06] hahaha shes a crawling well rolling [09:07] kinda [09:07] while we do that im going to remove the sda from fstab [09:07] as its that causing my mount issues [09:09] YAY Eric^^ usb and external now mount [09:09] now to get this hdd working [09:09] any idea why it would change from sda to sdb [09:10] MrCrackPotBuilde: nope it's pretty odd, unless it got unplugged and plugged back or something (but then i think that needs hotplug feature) dunno really [09:10] im 100% sure yesterday it was sda1 as i spent bloody ages getting it to mount [09:10] hhhmmm could it be the battery died during an update [09:11] MrCrackPotBuilde: yeah that stuff can change on boots based on hdd's and stuff [09:11] hi guys, I have a bug (?) that has been annoying me for a few weeks but I dont really know how to report coz it's kind of special [09:11] as that happened last night i fell asleep on the keyboard hahah was up till 4am [09:11] MrCrackPotBuilde: if you want to add it to fstab to automount or so you should use the uuid instead [09:11] ah that i have no idea how to do but im sure there is a tutorial [09:11] like UUID=12302132112 /media/hdd ext4 defaults 0 2 [09:11] the uuid is found in sudo blkid /dev/sdb1 [09:12] it only happens under certain circumstances [09:12] hmm what does mkfs.ext format by default? [09:13] Eric^^ ii get it same as how the os is automounted using the same prcess i see in my fstab [09:13] I was hoping you can help me to debug it so I can report it or even better fix it :) [09:13] MrCrackPotBuilde: check what fs it has right now with "sudo blkid /dev/sdb1" [09:13] ext3 or ext4 [09:13] MrCrackPotBuilde: yup [09:13] got it [09:13] ok dont help me with this bit [09:14] need to learn but can you just confirm if im right or not [09:14] the headline is laptop wont resume from suspension [09:14] MrCrackPotBuilde: if it's ext3 we should rerun the command as mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1 (my bad) [09:14] ext4 is newer and better [09:15] also when you run mkfs the uuid changes cause it makes a new filesystem [09:15] i will brb in a few mins let me know how it goes and stuff [09:16] ah ok [09:20] back [09:22] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25117678/ [09:22] i think it should be this [09:22] mount point of /media/hdd [09:25] no still have an error [09:25] hahah [09:26] Eric^^ should it be 2 at the end or 0 [09:27] what error do you get? [09:27] MrCrackPotBuilde: first try sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/hdd to mount it [09:28] if that goes well, try sudo mount /media/hdd (that will look for it using fstab and mount it with those options) [09:29] i got it to mount but i need to chmod it [09:29] so give me two mins [09:31] Eric^^ dude i owe you a beer [09:31] it bloody works [09:31] by jove we've done it [09:31] i know have a hp phablet with linux full touch screen capabilities [09:31] 500Gb internal hdd [09:31] hi. is there a channel to ask networking questions? (having issues bringing up DHCP on a VLAN interface on 16.04.2, which causes 5 minute delay into the boot process) [09:31] running as smooth as a babys bym [09:32] czr best to try #security [09:32] is there a way to make java 7 the default java version? [09:32] so that maven uses it? [09:32] angular_mike_ should be in the applications settings [09:33]